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1971 – The Keith Tippett Group – Dedicated To You, But You Weren't Listening (featuring Robert Wyatt on drums). 1971 – Centipede – Septober Energy (Wessex Sound Studios, London, produced by Robert Fripp). 1972 – Keith Tippett, with Roy Babbington, Julie Tippetts, Frank Perry & Keith Bailey – Blueprint (produced by Robert Fripp). 1973 – Ovary Lodge (with Roy Babbington & Frank Perry). 1990 – with Elton Dean, Louis Moholo & Marcio Mattos for a track named Second Thoughts, released on Elton Dean's album The Vortex Tapes (recorded live at the Vortex Jazz Bar, London). 1990 – Keith conducts track No. 9, Sun-the Living Son, on Mary Wiegold's Songbook (with the Composers Ensemble) (recorded at All Saints' Church, Petersham, London).

Five After Dawn (5:24) 06. Dedicated to You, But You Weren't Listening (0:36) 07. Black Horse (5:53). Elton Dean /Alto Saxophone, Saxello - Neville Whitehead, Roy Babbington, Bass - Tony Uta, Conga Drums, Cowbell - Marc Charig, Cornet - Bryan Spring, Phil Howard, Robert Wyatt, Drums - Gary Boyle, Guitar - Keith Tippett, Piano - Nick Evans, Trombone. The album opens on a conga-driven groovy track that gets its inspiration between the three horn players, but in the background, Keith’s piano is the one thing that makes this piece so rollicking. Followed up by the tough to grasp Thoughts To Geoff, a 10-mins corker that often veers dissonant and improvisational, which strangely enough becomes more fluid and melodic as it unravels.

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Shelagh McDonald – Album. recorded at Advision Studios, London). 1970 (January–April). King Crimson – In the Wake of Poseidon. as session musician (piano). 1970 (August–September). as session musician (piano & electric piano). The Keith Tippett Group – Dedicated to You, But You Weren't Listening. Centipede – Septober Energy. recorded at Wessex Sound Studios, London, during three days, produced by Robert Fripp). King Crimson – Islands.

Pianist, composer, arranger, and bandleader Keith Tippett's first album, You Are Here. I Am There, was issued in 1969, and received some notice as the work of an ambitious composer looking for a voice. Apparently, by the time he recorded Dedicated to You, But You Weren't Listening, which was released in 1971, he'd found it in spades

1971 – The Keith Tippett Group – Dedicated To You, But You Weren't Listening (featuring Robert Wyatt on drums). Apparently, by the time he recorded Dedicated to You, But You Weren't Listening, which was released in 1971, he'd found it in spades

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As well as Tippett, 'Dedicated To You But You Weren't Listening' featured a quartet of soon-to-be Soft Machine-bound members in Robert Wyatt(drums), Marc Charig(cornet), Roy Babbington(bass) and Elton Dean(sax), as well as Nick Evans(trumbone), Jeff Clyne(bass), and Australian drummer Phil Howard who would. Pianist, composer, arranger, and bandleader Keith Tippett's first album, You Are Her. Am There, was issued in 1969, and received some notice as the work of an ambitious composer looking for a voice. Apparently, by the time he recorded Dedicated to You, But You Weren't Listening, which was released in 1971, he'd found it in spades.

This time Keith Tippett takes the band leader’s stand no less than a piano stool and even gives a composer’s reins to his sidekicks – to an extent where a keyboard sits comfortably while riding shotgun and calling shots. And though Tippett’s not too happy with a rock aura which resulted from such an approach, and maestro’s own presence on three KING CRIMSON platters, it’s a showcase of his creative span as well as the listener’s gain. From the polyrhythmic carnival of This Is What Happens, where writer Nick Evans’ trombone vies for a vim whim with fellow brass-burrowers and Keith effusively.

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